Drosera spatulata site 2 (Shipped Bare-Root) flava PRT (Phil’s Red Tube) This elevated Western Cape population

This elevated Western Cape population develops robust rosettes that deepen into hibernaculum-like formations during winter

Growth Habit: Long petioles create an impressively sprawling plant that grows into a genuine carnivorous bush — dramatic in both footprint and presence

To establish: place gemmae on the surface of moist

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the southern Georgia and Florida pitcher plant prized for its bright yellow pitchers and distinctive red throat blotch

Drosera spatulata site 2 (Shipped Bare-Root) flava PRT (Phil’s Red Tube) This elevated Western Cape populationDrosera spatulata 'Site 2' represents a distinct regional form of this highly variable Southeast Asian sundew, prized for its spoon shaped leaves and vivid red coloration. This compact rosette former delivers reliable, easy cultivation alongside the genetic diversity serious collectors seek when building complete spatulata collections. Care Requirements Light Full sun, 6+ hours of direct sunlight daily. A south facing window, outdoor placement, or